1. Information on the policy for the integration of sustainability risks
Sustainability risks are defined as an environmental, social, or governance-related event or condition that, if it were to occur, could have an actual or potential material negative impact on the value of an investment.
Sung Capital ApS, CVR no. 45788660, manages one alternative investment fund, Sung Partnership ApS, CVR no. 45926931. As part of Sung Partnership ApS’ fundamental investment strategy, investments are made in equities without any geographical or sector-based limitations.
Based on Sung Partnership ApS’ investment strategy, Sung Capital ApS has identified the following relevant categories of sustainability risks:
- Natural disasters and climate change: A single natural disaster (earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, and similar natural events), as well as climate change (increased precipitation, rising water levels, increasing average temperatures), may potentially damage or destroy a company’s infrastructure and thereby affect the value of an investment in such a company.
- Changes in legislation and regulation: Changes to existing tax or duty rules, as well as other existing legislation or regulations arising from the addressing of environmental and climate-related challenges, may increase a company’s operating costs and thereby affect the value of an investment in such a company.
- Investor and consumer behaviour: Changes in trends relating to the environmental, social, and governance requirements imposed by investors and consumers may affect a company’s position in the market and thereby affect the value of an investment. Negative media coverage relating to a company may likewise affect a company’s position in the market and thereby affect the value of an investment.
- Governance-related challenges: Poor management of a company may lead to increased costs, for example as a result of imposed fines. Poor management of a company, including instances of corruption, may furthermore result in poor performance by the company. Both circumstances may affect the value of an investment in a company.
Sung Capital ApS integrates sustainability risks into the investment decision-making process by including considerations relating to sustainability risks in both the overall assessment of potential investments and the ongoing monitoring of investments made. In this context, the manager does not use screening criteria, exclusion criteria, monitoring parameters, or other specific tools.
The policy for the integration of sustainability risks can be downloaded here.
Published: 05.01.2026
2. Consideration of adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors
Sung Capital ApS does not consider the adverse impacts of its investment decisions on sustainability factors.
The reason for this is that Sung Capital ApS considers it its task to achieve the highest possible return for investors, and that consideration of the principal adverse impacts on sustainability factors could result in a limitation of investment opportunities and thereby potentially negatively affect investors’ returns.
Published: 05.01.2026
3. No alignment between the integration of sustainability risks and remuneration
Sung Capital ApS does not have a remuneration policy, and there is no alignment between the integration of sustainability risks and remuneration at Sung Capital ApS.
Published: 05.01.2026